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Times-Advocate, 1988-01-20, Page 17j.y A CHAMPIONS - The Nairn team won the A championship in Rec League Minor Hockey Tournament played at the Hensall arena by defeating the Gaiser-Kneale team 8-0. They are (back left) Jim Pickering, Eric Bulgin, Bill Bannister, Todd Charleton, Rick Edwards, Kim Pickering, Dave Schuyler, Brian Ropp, Dan Lagerwerf and (front) Ernie Schlegel; captain Wes Lockhart, Bryan Dixon: Dave Gingerich and Jamie Schlegel. Big V Bullets tie Mount Brydges Exeter Big V Bullets played to a 4-4 tie against Mount Brydges in Lambton-Middlesex Peewee action Saturday. Exeter took a 2-1 lead in the first period and then maintained their one goal lead in the second, match- ing Mount Brydges' marker. In the third, Mount Brydges out - Molting Hawks Exeter Molting Hawks Oldtimers travelled to London Saturday night to take on C.F.B. London Oldtim- ers. C.F.B. won the game. Leading the way for Exeter was Brian Hodgins with two goals. Firing one goal each were Bob McDonald, Walt Ticdcman and Jim Empringham. Bob Jones had two assists. Exeter hosted a strong Seaforth Oldtimers team Monday night at the Rec Centre and played them to a 6-6 tie. - Scoring for Exeter was Ken Berg- man with three goals. Single markers went to Ron Moore, Scott Burton and Bill Pin- combe. Novice Waxers blank London After playing through two com- plete periods of scoreless hockey Saturday, Exeter Novice Waxers pumped in two goals in the final period to clinch an exhibition game against London. Played at the London Gardens, Waxers. badly out -shot London, but the host team had an excellent goa- lie between the pipes. It wasn't until the ten minute mark of the third that Jeff Sararas scored on a pass from Chad Gilfil- lan to open the game up. With 1:38 left to play, Sararas scored his second goal of the game after Eric Clay and Gilfillan made a passing play which set Sararas up on a breakaway. Jason Lindenficld was in net for the win. scored Bullets 2'-1 and Exeter was forced to settle for a tie. Scott Parsons picked up two goals and one assist in the effort while Derek Beckett potted a single goal and drew two assists. Jason McBride scored once for Bullets. Times -Advocate, January 20, 1988 Page 5A Parkhill Panthers win It was very exciting to be playing hockey in the London Gardens, es- pecially for the Parkhill Novice Panthers last week. Parkhill's first goal was scored by winger Tristan Hatfield, on a re- bound shot by Simon Desjardine. Then Desjardine made it 2-0 on an unassisted effort. Jay Treumner scored from Kyle Vermeulen giving Parkhill a 3-0 lead. London scored when Parkhill goalie Shane Ma- guire lost sight of the puck in front of the net. Treumner connected again on passes from Justin Michel - TOUGH DEFENCE -- A Huskie'provides some tough obstacles for Rob Bileski and Scott Hern during a Senior boys bask: 'all game at SHDHS Fri. wampANIMISIVIIIS Standard Trust mixed bonspiel held Teams from London, Stratford, Simcoe Curling Clubs participated in the Standard Trust Mixed Curling Bonspicl at the Exctcr Curling Clut Saturday. Winners of the 9 a.m. draw were Lee Webber of Exeter, skip, Helen Webber, vice, Cord McCartcr, sec- ond, Marg McCarter, lead, with 50 3/4 points. Second prize went to Chuck Lundy and his rink from Londor.. Third went to Iry Stockley and his Stratford team. Consolation winner was Jim Snider of Stratford. The 11 a.m. draw was won by Murray Dawson, Exeter, skip, Bea Dawson,' vice, Larry Dawson, sec- ond, Melissa Dawson, lead, with 52 1/2 points. Petites claim 12-2 Exeter Petites ringctte played host to Seaforth, Saturday and won 12-2. Exeter started their scoring early and had accumulated five goals be- fore the end of the first period. In the second period the home team slammed in seven more goals and left Seaforth scoreless in the sec- ond. Carrie Simpson headed the Exet- girls scoring with fi c goals. Cara Gardner was a so successful on two and teammate. Janice Sand- ers, Danielle Miners onya Law- rence, Judi Wi an Chris Mor- gan all added singles. Helen Theo, Andrea Urlin, Leanne Foster, Carollynn Rim- mclzwann, Jody Hamilton and Ka - tic Armstrong all assisted in the scoring plays. GEORGE GODBOLT CLU RRSPs Personal * RRIF's • Annuities * Mortgage Insurance - • Creditor Term • Business Insurance WAYNE RATZ and Group - • Investment Funds r Group Life & Health " Disability Insurance * GIC's -30 days to 5 years. • Life Insurance GODBOLT INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. DEVON BUILDING EXETER, ONTARIO 235-2740 Agent for Mutual Life of Canada & Mutual Investco Inc. In second place were Bill Rowe, Exeter, skip, At ircy Rowe, vice, Brian Westlake, sa cond, Janet West- lake, lead. Third was captured by John Ea- dinger Simcoe, skip, Jane Eadinger, vice, Nick Nyilas, second, Irene Nyilas, lead. Consolation winncr was Anne Shaw, London C.C. victory The Exeter goaltender Jana Web- ster played a strong game for the team. Seaforth's Kathy Devereaux scored for her team and Kelly Kau was also credited with a goal. The Exeter girls play four games this week, Blyth Monday, Forest Tuesday, Mitchell Saturday at home and Seaforth Sunday. RSD Panthers in Gardens sen and Matthew DeJong. London scored their second, then - Hatfield notched his second of the game from Desjardine and Casey Wall. The game ended with a 5-2 victory for the Parkhill team. The Shamrock team visited the London Gardens again last Friday night when the whole team and par- ents - went to see the London Knights play against Windsor. It was sure exciting, especially when the Knights won the game. On Sunday, January 17 the Pan- thers travelled to London again, this time to the Strongch Arena. Parkhill trounced London North Novice AA with a 7-1 score. Des- jardine notched the hat trick, with singles added by Kyle Venmeulen, Casey Wall, Mark Maguire and Ian MacGregor. Winning goalie was Shane Maguire. Assisting the goal getters were Jay Treumner, Vermeu- len, Desjardine, and Jimmy Watson. The team is passing and skating well. The Parkhill Peewee B team won a tournament in Kincardine last weekend. 1 HO HUM It's late January, and in our business that's about as loweas it gets. Even the people that don't intend to pay ain't buyin'. WE'RE BORED STIFF! So, just to keep els functioning, we have a deal for you. If you have any plans for converting to a Lennox Pulse super -high efficiency gas furnace in the near fu- ture, let us do it between now and the 15th of April, and we'll chop an honest $300.00 off the regular installed price. We'II only have the heat off for part of a day, and the increase in comfort and economy will much more than justify the price you paid. Warranties? Lennox will provide a lifetime non -pro -rated warranty on the heat exchanger; we give a 5 -year warranty on necessary service labour. Both of these are retroactive for all previous residential Pulse customers. Fair'enough? NO TRICKS! NO GIMMICKS! NO FOOLIN! Sg from Lucanervinto Blyth 3AMEY9 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING %HENSALL "We're proud to be your Lennox Dealer" RSD Panthers fought to a 2-2 tic against Strathmy Saturday in No- vice House league action. Exeter took a 1-0 lead in the first period on a goal by Ryan Fritter, 'assisted by Lucas Forrest. Trevor ()bre added to the score with an unassisted goal in the sec- ond, giving RSD a 2-0 advantage. But Strathroy came on strong in the third, scoring twice to tie the game. Lucas Forrest turned in a good de- fensive performance while Fritter and Jeff Inch played their forward positions well, Luke Sims put on a good show in net for Panthers. January 9, RSD Panthers handed Forest B's a 2-0 Toss to record their first win of the season. Both Exeter gills came in the first period. Mike Schwindt scored from Tony Eagleson and then Fritt- er found the mark after connecting with Forrest. Sims was in net for the shut -out. Creating Non -Profit Housing in Your Community: The Whos, Whats, Wheres, Whens and Whys In 1989, the Govemments of Canada and Ontario together will help in the production of 6,700 new non-profit housing units in communities across this province. Organizations interested in developing much needed non-profit housing in Ontario should prepare to apply today. Preliminary deadlines are as early as March 31, 1988. The non-profit housing units will be funded by the Government of Canada through Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, and the Province of Ontario through the Ministry of Housing. The program is open to all non-profit housing organizations—municipal. private and co-operative. Government grants may be available to help local community groups establish non- profit housing corporations. As well, non-profit corporations may receive financial assistance to secure land. sites for their proposed projects. The program is designed to assist in the development of: 1 Housing for those in need. Non-profit agencies can use the program to help create affordable housing for those in need. Included in this category are families, senior citizens, physically -disabled persons. developmentally -handicapped individuals, and persons who have left institutionalized psychiatric care. Prelirrlinary applications for this cate- gory -must be submitted by April 29, 1988. 2 Housing for low-income singles. A portion of the units will be reserved for low-income single persons. Preliminar9 applications for organiza- tions wishing to sponsor such projects must be submitted by April 29. 1988. 3 Housing for those needing support services. A number of units will be designed for people with support service needs. Included are those with disabilities— physical. developmental or psychiatric; the frail elderly. battered women and other socially disadvantaged persons. For groups interested in developing this housing, a special orientation will be held in February at each Regional Office of the Ministry of Housing. Preliminary applications for this cate- gory must be submitted by March 31. 1988. Eligibility depends on the degree and nature of care provided. For more information and application packages. contact the nearest Regional Office of the Ministry of Housing listed below: 'r Canadi Ontario Southern Office 55 Hess St S Hamilton L8P 4R8 416)521-7500 11 long distance. del toil -free 1.800.263-8295 gional Offices of the Ministryof Housing Southwestern Office 380 Wellington St Ste 1100 London N6A 5B5 1519) 679-7110 If long distance. dial toll-free 1.600.265.4733 Eastem Office 1150 Morrison Or • 2nd Floor Ottawa K2H 8S9 (613) 820-8305 If long distance. dal tdl•free 1.800.267-6108 Northern Office 1191 Lensing Ave Sudbury P3A 4C4 (705) 580-6350 If long distance. diel toil -free 1-800.461.1190 Northwestern Office 540 West Arthur St Thunder Bay P7E 5R7 (801) 475.1465 If long distance dal toll-free 1-800-485.5015 Central Office Head Office 4950 Yonge St 771 Bey St 4th Floor 2nd Floor Toronto M2N 6K1 Toronto M5G 2E5 (416) 225.1211 (416) 585.6363 If long distance dial toil -flee 1.800.668-0206 .